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carefully
care·ful C0111000 (kâr′fəl)adj.1. Attentive to potential danger, error, or harm; cautious: was careful when crossing the street; a careful answer.2. Thorough and painstaking in action or execution; conscientious: a careful search; careful art restorers.3. Protective; solicitous: Be careful of his feelings.4. Full of cares or anxiety: "Thou art careful and troubled about many things" (Luke 10:41).
care′ful·ly adv.care′ful·ness n.Synonyms: careful, alert, attentive, heedful, mindful, vigilant, watchful
These adjectives mean giving close or cautious attention: were careful not to get their shoes muddy; alert to any change in the patient's condition; attentive to her driving; heedful of potential danger; mindful of his health; a vigilant customs official; a watchful babysitter. See Also Synonyms at meticulous.Thesaurus| Adv. | 1. | carefully - taking care or paying attention; "they watched carefully" | | 2. | carefully - as if with kid gloves; with caution or prudence or tact; "she ventured cautiously downstairs"; "they handled the incident with kid gloves"cautiouslyincautiously, carelessly - without caution or prudence; "one unfortunately sees historic features carelessly lost when estates fall into unsympathetic hands" |
Translationscare (keə) noun1. close attention. Do it with care. 小心 小心2. keeping; protection. Your belongings will be safe in my care. 保管 照管3. (a cause for) worry. free from care; all the cares of the world. 擔心 忧虑4. treatment. medical care; skin care. 治療，保養 治疗 verb1. to be anxious or concerned. Don't you care if you fail?; I couldn't care less (= It's of no importance to me); She really cares about her career. 關心 关心2. to be willing (to). Would you care to have dinner with me? 願意 愿意ˈcareful adjective1. taking care; being cautious. Be careful when you cross the street; a careful driver. 小心的 小心的2. thorough. a careful search. 仔細的 仔细的ˈcarefully adverb 小心地，仔細地 小心地，仔细地 ˈcarefulness noun 小心，仔細 小心，仔细 ˈcareless adjective not careful (enough). This work is careless; a careless worker. 粗心的 粗心的ˈcarelessly adverb 粗心地 粗心地ˈcarelessness noun 粗心 粗心ˈcarefree adjective light-hearted. a carefree attitude. 無憂無慮的 无忧无虑的care'giver noun someone whose job is to look after a sick or disabled person. 看護人 看护者ˈcaretaker noun a person who looks after a building etc. （(大樓的)管理員 看管人，看门人 ˈcareworn adjective worn out by worry. a careworn face. 操煩過度的 忧虑憔悴的ˈcare for1. to look after (someone). The nurse will care for you. 照顧 照顾2. to be fond of. I don't care for him enough to marry him. 喜歡 喜欢care of (usually written c/o) at the house or address of. 轉交 由...转交take care to be cautious, watchful, thorough etc. Take care or you will fall! 留神 留神take care of to look after. Their aunt took care of them when their parents died. 照顧 照顾carefully
tread carefullyTo delicately handle or approach a situation in order not to upset or worsen the current circumstances, which may be precarious. Tread carefully when you ask Mom whether she's going to the party. She's been acting weird about it. We need to start treading carefully when it comes to our diplomacy—we can't afford to alienate any allies.See also: carefully, treadtread warilyTo delicately handle or approach a situation in order not to upset or worsen the current circumstances, which may be precarious. Tread warily when you ask Mom whether she's going to the party. She's been acting weird about it. We need to start treading warily when it comes to our diplomacy—we can't afford to alienate any allies.See also: tread, warilyHeads up!Raise your head and look around you carefully for information or something that you need to see or avoid. Heads up! Watch out for that door! Heads up! There is a car coming.See also: Headtread ˈcarefully, ˈwarily, etc. be very careful about what you do or say: The government will have to tread very carefully in handling this issue. OPPOSITE: throw caution to the wind(s)See also: treadHeads up! exclam. Look out! Heads up! Watch out for the swinging bucket! See also: HeadEncyclopediaSeecareLegalSeeCarecarefully
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